That works for me on my systems. Wahoo! Thanks!
Replying to your message I got these errors:
ascii "\xE2" does not map to Unicode at /home/kevinc/bin/replyfilter line 179,
<STDIN> line 3.
Yeah, that's my fault. I realized that after I sent it.
What happened was this: I have my locale set to UTF-8. That means that
man pages are displayed using UTF-8 characters. Sometimes groff uses
part of Unicode to do that. in this particular case, you saw
E2 80 90
Which decodes to U+2010, HYPEN (aka “‐”). When I cut and pasted
the text from the web page I didn't realize it contained non-ASCII
characters. When I _do_ know that, I make sure to run mhbuild on it
(like I did for this message). So replyfilter didn't see any MIME
headers, correctly assumed the input was us-ascii, and was complaining
when it saw characters with the high bit set. Then exmh saw that
replyfilter had output on standard error and registered that as an
error. I have a patch from Alex Zangerl to fix that problem in exmh,
but I haven't tested it just yet.
(Issues like this is what makes me think we need to be sure to run
mhbuild on all drafts by default).
--Ken
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